CT ratings on wine list?

[CFu]

@Todd F r e n c h

@Eric LeVine

No, let me explain further. That is not how I format my lists. Things are not all in lowercase. There is no wine on CellarTracker listed as grand vin de chateau latour. There is Chateau Latour Grand Vin. There is nothing on CellarTracker listed as Cayuse Syrah, bionic frog with a comma in the middle. There is no JMQ (Jean-Marc Quarin?) integrated as a professional score in CellarTracker. Again, that list is not generated from CT.

I think JMQ is Jamiroquai. Pretty sure.

That’s insanity.

virtual insanity.

[Freek_S_u_i_j_v_e_r]

@Eric LeVine

Obviously the Somm in question does look at CT though.

Are there people that do not look at CT???

[CliffordBrown3]

I’ve found my tasting notes from CT on winery’s websites, word for word in the past. Usually it is listed in the area for updated notes on older vintages.

[Paul_Romero]

Our local sales rep opened two new accounts last week with the help of CT ratings. In both cases the Somm asked her if the wines were in C.T., she said yes and pulled out the summaries for them to look at. As far as I know one uses the CT ratings on the list and the other does not.

[Scott_Brunson]

@Robert Pollard-Smith

Chateau Cheval Blanc, St. Million ?

Is the 2nd wine St Thousand?

[ToddFrench]

@Scott Brunson

@Robert Pollard-Smith

Chateau Cheval Blanc, St. Million ?

Is the 2nd wine St Thousand?

St. Thousand is the 2nd wine, dah.

[Bruce_Leiser_owitz]

Uh, since when is DRC Richebourg a “gran cru?”

Bruce

[Bill_Tex_Landreth]

@Paul L i n

Citing an esoteric reviewer such as JMQ is pretty odd, perhaps even misleading.

Kind of like WTSO.